Who was the most successful female rocker of the 70s?

15 Of The Greatest And Most Famous Female Singers Of The 1970s

• Aretha Franklin.
• Stevie Nicks.
• Gladys Knight.
• Olivia Newton-John.
• Dolly Parton.
• Barbara Streisand.
• Joni Mitchell.
• Patti Smith.

Who was the most popular rock band in the 70s?

Top 10 Best Rock Bands of the ’70s

• Led Zeppelin (Hard Rock/Blues Rock)
• Deep Purple (Hard Rock/Heavy Metal)
• Black Sabbath (Heavy Metal)
• The Who (Hard Rock/Rock)
• The Eagles (Rock/Country Rock)
• The Doors (Psychedelic Rock/Acid Rock)
• Pink Floyd (Psychedelic Rock)
• The Rolling Stones (Rock)

Who is the best female rock singer of all time?

Talk back: The best female voices in rock ‘n’ roll

• Janis Joplin.
• Chrissie Hynde.
• Debbie Harry.
• Ann Wilson.
• Ronnie Spector.
• Joan Jett.
• Bjork.
• Honorable mentions, in no particular order, go to Grace Slick, PJ Harvey, Neko Case, Kate Pierson, Kim Gordon, Cass Elliot and Liz Phair.

Who is the best female rock star of the 70s?

The Greatest Women Rockstars Of The ’70s 1 Ann and Nancy Wilson. 2 Pat Benatar. 3 Joan Jett. 4 Stevie Nicks. 5 Joni Mitchell. 6 Grace Slick. 7 Patti Smith. 8 Janis Joplin. 9 Suzi Quatro. 10 Chrissie Hynde.

Who are the members of the 70s band Fanny?

70s Girl Band Fanny featuring Patty Quatro. Original lineup of the rock band ‘The Runaways’ pose for a portrait in Los Angeles in September 1975. (L-R) Micky Steele, Sandy West, Joan Jett. Pop Punk Sandy West Michael Steele Cherie Currie Lita Ford Joan Jett Girl Bands Glam Rock Running Away.

Would rock ‘n’ roll be the same without women?

Rock ‘n roll wouldn’t be the same without these women. It was a world dominated by men but these queens didn’t just break into mainstream and become household names, they also paved the way for other females to pursue their passion in music and be just as badass as their male counterparts.

What happened to the 1970s music scene?

As the ’70s continued on, a group of passionate and talented female musicians took over the decade’s music scene. Joni Mitchell, who has since been considered one of the greatest music writers of her generation, followed in King’s shoes with her painstakingly honest album, Blue.